Assistive equipment specially designed for the disabled.
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Websites with specific information for people with disabilities.
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Federal and state websites with content for the disabled.
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Non-organization and personal websites.
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This category has websites with stroke related content. It also has several subcategories.
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Websites owned by The Stroke Network.
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Top \ The Stroke Network
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This is our website where all of our resources are available; articles about stroke, bookshop, newsfeeds, newsletter archive, links and webcasts.
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Submitted by The Stroke Network
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Top \ Stroke
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This program is located in Ann Arbor, Mich. and offers stroke survivors an intensive stroke rehabilitation experience, rapid recovery, and hope.
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Submitted by Walter Kraft
Tags aphasia
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Top \ Assistive Technology
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Callisto Medical has the only freestanding hyperbaric chamber in Denver, Colorado. We have worked with clients that have had anything from Autism to Strokes and had tremendous success in increasing their quality of life. In medical journals around the world it has been published that stroke victims have used HBOT to find relief from many chronic problems caused by strokes. HBOT uses increased pressure while breathing 100% oxygen to increase the blood oxygen levels which then delivers more oxygen... [More]
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Submitted by Avery Mason
Tags stroke · medical · assistance · care · hyperbaric · oxygen · therapy · mental · health
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Top \ Stroke
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The Montgomery County Stroke Association, Inc.(MCSA) is a non-profit organization run by and for stroke survivors and their caregivers. We have 3 chapters in Montgomery County, MD. Visit our website to learn more about the programs and activities we provide. Throughout our 24 year history, we have never charged membership dues or mailing list fees.
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Submitted by Janet M. Gritz, MA, CCC-SLP
Tags stroke survivor · caregiver support · stroke club
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Top \ Stroke \ Stroke Repair
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Constraint Induced Movement Therapy or CI therapy is an exciting therapeutic approach developed at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) by Dr Edward Taub and collaborators that has its origin in the treatment of learned non-use for the affected arm or leg after stroke. CI therapy is a new set of treatment techniques that data from placebo-controlled studies have indicated can substantially reduce the incapacitating motor deficit of the affected arm or leg of many patients with chronic ... [More]
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Submitted by Mary Bowman
Tags ci therapy · stroke rehabilitation · taub · upper extremity · lower extremity
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